Endoking Preformed Temporary Crowns

Endoking Preformed Temporary Crowns

• Type: Temporary Teeth Crown
• Temporary Teeth Crown for Posterior and Anterior Teeth
• Durable but inexpensive.
• Shallow occlusal anatomy/less tooth reduction.
• Thick occlusal surface to help prevent bite-through.
• Parallel walls.
• Pre-trimmed to optimum length and contour.

• Preparation: Ensure the tooth or implant site is prepared according to dental professional guidelines. This involves shaping and cleaning the tooth to receive the temporary crown.
• Selection of Crown Size: Choose the appropriate size of the Endoking Preformed Temporary Crown that best fits the prepared tooth. Temporary crowns come in various sizes to accommodate different tooth shapes and sizes.
• Fitting the Crown: Try the temporary crown on the prepared tooth to check for fit and comfort. Ensure the margins of the crown align well with the prepared tooth structure for a proper seal.
• Adjustments: If necessary, adjust the temporary crown to achieve a precise fit. Trim any excess material carefully to avoid gaps between the crown and the tooth structure.
• Cementation: Apply a temporary cement suitable for dental use to the internal surface of the temporary crown. Place the crown over the prepared tooth and press firmly to ensure complete seating.
• Excess Cement Removal: Remove any excess cement that may have squeezed out around the margins of the crown. Use dental instruments and floss to clean thoroughly for a clean finish.
• Final Evaluation: Check the occlusion (bite) to ensure proper alignment with adjacent teeth. Make any necessary adjustments to the crown to achieve optimal bite function and comfort for the patient.
• Post-Care Instructions: Instruct the patient on how to care for the temporary crown, including avoiding sticky or hard foods that could dislodge the crown prematurely. Provide information on when to return for the placement of the permanent crowns.

• Gums Protection : avoid gums to be hurt, prevent the collapse of the gums.
• Stable Teeth : to prevent the shifting of preparation teeth.
• Masticatory Function : the case of multiple dental restorations can provide some chewing function.
• Accurate Fit : Accurately duplicates anatomy for better fit and performance
• Natural Appearance
• Polished Surface : Smart polishing done to prevent wear of opposing tooth
• Gums Protection : avoid gums to be hurt, prevent the collapse of the gums.
• Stable Teeth : to prevent the shifting of preparation teeth.
• Masticatory Function : the case of multiple dental restorations can provide some chewing function.
• Accurate Fit : Accurately duplicates anatomy for better fit and performance
• Natural Appearance
• Polished Surface : Smart polishing done to prevent wear of opposing tooth